In 'Systematic Theology,' Augustus Hopkins Strong presents a comprehensive examination of Christian doctrine, integrating scripture, historical theology, and philosophical thought within a robust systematic framework. Spanning three volumes, this work is characterized by Strong's rigorous analytical style, making complex theological concepts accessible to both scholars and lay readers. The context of Strong's writing, influenced by the tumultuous intellectual landscape of the late 19th century, communicates his endeavor to articulate a coherent theological position that resonates with contemporary challenges while remaining faithful to biblical orthodoxy. Strong, an influential American Baptist theologian and educator, served as the president of Rochester Theological Seminary. His deep commitment to both scholarly rigor and pastoral practice is evident throughout 'Systematic Theology.' Fueled by a desire to reconcile faith with emerging scientific and philosophical ideas of his time, Strong meticulously constructs a theology that not only addresses the needs of his contemporaries but also lays a foundation for future discourse. Readers seeking a thorough and well-reasoned exploration of Christian theology will find 'Systematic Theology' an indispensable resource. Strong's work not only invites reflection on theological concepts but also challenges readers to engage critically with their faith in an increasingly complex world. " Contents: Idea of Theology Method of Theology The Existence of God Origin of Our Idea of God's Existence Corroborative Evidences of God's Existence The Scriptures A Revelation from God The Nature, Decrees, and Works of God The Attributes of God Doctrine of the Trinity The Decrees of God The Works of God Anthropology, Or the Doctrine of Man: The Original State of Man Sin, Or Man's State Of Apostasy Soteriology Christology The Reconciliation of Man to God Ecclesiology, Or the Doctrine of the Church Eschatology…